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Aesop Poprock posted:These are supposedly pankcakes It makes me feel like there should definitely be pancake rules.
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Aesop Poprock posted:These are supposedly pankcakes Those are some thick loving pancakes and what is that bubbling out of the one at the bottom?
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Apr 24, 2016 22:02
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RareAcumen posted:Those are some thick loving pancakes and what is that bubbling out of the one at the bottom? puss
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Apr 24, 2016 22:07
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Is this more from the fit vegan ginger blog? (only two words apply)
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Apr 24, 2016 22:53
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Heh this was on ABC's The Checkout. Was funny.
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Apr 25, 2016 00:43
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 It's a Cadbury cream egg. Apparently there are places in Scotland where you take your own candy bars to be fried.
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Apr 25, 2016 01:02
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Scathach posted:
It would be more accurate to say there are places in Scotland where you can't fry your sweets.
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Apr 25, 2016 01:15
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Paladinus posted:It would be more accurate to say there are places in Scotland where you can't fry your sweets. In theory, anyway
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Apr 25, 2016 01:36
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Scathach posted:
Would. So hard. Thanks to this thread, I've learned that what I have always chalked up to be poor white trash growing up is actually signs of growing up in a food insecure household. To contribute- as a kid, I didn't know you were supposed to add water to Campbell's condensed chicken noodle soup. To this day, I prefer it the way I ate it growing up- cold and condensed.
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Apr 25, 2016 02:07
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bulletsponge13 posted:Would. So hard.  Same, but with mushroom soup. I put rice in it.
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Apr 25, 2016 02:56
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Bean and ham soup is possibly best eaten cold, condensed and out of the can.
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Apr 25, 2016 03:00
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Mmm, soup.
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Apr 25, 2016 10:17
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twoday posted:Mmm, soup. Happy Meals come with a toy, but Buddy Meals come with a friend.
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axolotl farmer posted:Don't eat pangolins And let that delicious meat go to waste? twoday posted:Mmm, soup. "Waiter, there's a symbol of the terror that lurks in the hearts of criminals in my soup!"
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Apr 25, 2016 10:49
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 http://www.nbcnews.com/id/42788111/ns/health-infectious_diseases/t/eating-armadillos-blamed-leprosy-south/#.Vx4ir9RXeK0
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twoday posted:
"So the effective sample size they were working with was 15, and one dude with leprosy said he hunted and ate armadillos. Ideas for a headline?" "EATING ARMADILLOS GIVES YOU LEPROSY" 
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Cutie Pie Swag~
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I would probably not eat an armadillo on purpose. As a New Yorker who has spent a strictly superficial amount of time outside and/or in the southwest, armadillos are still exotic enough for me to categorize them as "magical and the best". On the other hand, that's also how I categorize pheasants (they have fancy eyebrows!), and I will eat an unlimited number of pheasants.
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:"So the effective sample size they were working with was 15, and one dude with leprosy said he hunted and ate armadillos. Ideas for a headline?"
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Potato Jones posted:New England Journal of Medicine: Probable Zoonotic Leprosy in the Southern United States Im sold! Burn the south.
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Apr 25, 2016 18:55
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:"So the effective sample size they were working with was 15, and one dude with leprosy said he hunted and ate armadillos. Ideas for a headline?" They are known to carry leprosy germs on their feet, so probably less the eating than the frequent handling of carcasses to butcher then.
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:"So the effective sample size they were working with was 15, and one dude with leprosy said he hunted and ate armadillos. Ideas for a headline?" did you not know about that?
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pienipple posted:They are known to carry leprosy germs on their feet, so probably less the eating than the frequent handling of carcasses to butcher then. Yeah, I've got no beef with the research methods or their conclusions--it all seems pretty sound. "We found these markers here, and they're also there, and that's way too many in common to be pure coincidence." My sticking point is the dumbshit journalist who saw that one dude reported having hunted and eaten armadillo and automatically slapped a clickbait headline on the article. We can't say for sure if those activities even caused his illness, let alone whether it was the dressing and preparation of the animal or the actual consumption of the cooked meat. Hell, it's equally as likely that he contracted leprosy hauling the bits he didn't cook out to the garbage because he tripped over a different, live armadillo on the way back to the house. It's bad journalism and it makes me angrier than the angriest whopper
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I found more news you guys will enjoy: http://www.livescience.com/44402-bat-soup-ebola-virus-outbreak.html
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Devonaut posted:spaghetti bread cinco pasta bear
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twoday posted:I found more news you guys will enjoy: Bats harbor a ridiculous number of zoonoses, don't handle them without PPE and knowledge of what you're doing. Definitely don't eat them. Australian Bat Lyssavirus, rabies, Ebola, Hendra/Nipah virus, Menangle virus, SARS/MERS...
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Pretty much every time there has been an Ebola outbreak, it can be traced to a food shortage that leads people to hunting and eating bats and/or passing said bats off as other meat in markets to make money.
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Eponine posted:Pretty much every time there has been an Ebola outbreak, it can be traced to a food shortage that leads people to hunting and eating bats and/or passing said bats off as other meat in markets to make money. The meat of apes as well.
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Fun fact: about 95% of humans are immune to leprosy. So that's a lot more people eating armadillo and not getting it. Mmm chicken... foot 
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I think you missed the AUG thread
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Is that a wheat cracker stuck into a boiled potato? I don't even want to know what they do in the bedroom.
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Why even put the veg and what I think is apple sauce on the plate? Just gently caress em on the floor since they're gonna fall off when you try cutting into that hunk o meat.
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Haha, someone got 'em with the ol' "loosen the lid on the parm" gag "Hey bae, I made hot dogs for dinner" 
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:Haha, someone got 'em with the ol' "loosen the lid on the parm" gag It should be diagonal with caramelised onions and your choice of sauce 
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:Haha, someone got 'em with the ol' "loosen the lid on the parm" gag My mom's spaghetti plate looks like that all the time, no gag required (although minus the sauce, her and my dad are strict butter+spaghetti+shitload of kraft parmesan only people). Some people really like that stuff.
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Murphy Brownback posted:My mom's spaghetti plate looks like that all the time, no gag required (although minus the sauce, her and my dad are strict butter+spaghetti+shitload of kraft parmesan only people). Some people really like that stuff. Yeah, I have to raise my hand and address the court on this one. The only acceptable plate of spaghetti is the one where the spaghetti is hidden beneath a thick layer of Parmesan. Sliced Parmesan on good crackers is the bomb, too.
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